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I have the ide set to 9600 baud. The board i have selected is the esp32s3 dev module, because thats the only one that would allow me to upload code. 0.27.1 [a900cfb2] i've found, with autoscroll on, the latest line is not scrolled to.

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This is my code right now; Looks like some kind of memory saving trick that breaks a useful interaction. } arduino ide 2.3.4 win 11 pro, version 23h2 using esp32s3 dev module.

Sending/receiving information without any issues.

} void loop() { serial.println(testing); Putty can save data into a file. It wasn't until i tried some new library examples that had a different baud rate than my normal sketches and i couldn't find the controls. The simplest way would be to use a program such as putty in place of the arduino serial monitor.

It seems like an ide installation issue and will try the recommendations later when i. The serial monitor is connected to the board correctly and fully interacts as appropriate. The arduino ide developers are tracking the need to rework this as a separate window like how the arduino ide 1.x serial monitor works: Is there a way to make this work?

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Can someone give me a code to do that.

} i am running a linux mint system, and using the official arduino cord so its not that. Generate 500 lines of text in serial. I would like to know how i can send the data to arduino using serial monitor. Hi there, i am new to esp32 and got into an issue which drives me crazy for the last 3 days or so.

It can be manually scrolled to, but then, why have autoscroll. You could do the same. You could also write a program on your pc to receive the data and save it into a file. Hi, i'm using arduino ide version:

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Now as i select and drag it automatically deselects portions that leave the screen.

} void loop() { serial.println(hello, world!); I used to be able to copy some or all of the serial monitor contents and paste them elsewhere (like opencalc). I want to enter +++ to arduino which in turn should send it to the tx pin a transceiver to put it to configuration mode.

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